Parents - would you let the kids do this?

**ynot slow** · 9th July 2007, 18:56

Piss over someones car wheels.
Wife just came back from getting some chips for tea,she came out of the takeaway shop to find a teenager pissing over our front wheels in the gutter.
She politely asked the mother what the hell is he doing?Having a leak came reply,can't find a toilet.

So the mum was told to clean it up or fork out $10 for wheel cleaner,she begrudgedly(sp)used her top to wipe her kids piss off our mag wheels.

Wife couldn't believe it as it was in town and kid was a teenager not a 5yr old.

Man my wife can be straight up at times ,and told the lady her kid could've gone over to subway about 75mts away,me I would've said a bit less,still she has a grin and a laugh about it now.

**FzerozeroT** · 9th July 2007, 19:01

whah? what are trees and alleys for?

**Cajun** · 9th July 2007, 19:06

I would've fucken clouted the kid. He's old enough to know what he's doing is wrong and disgusting.

Give him a couple of years and he'll want his own car and no doubt he wouldn't appreciate anyone doing it to his mags.

**sunhuntin** · 9th July 2007, 19:54

nope! not even a young child, unless we could find a shrub or something.

totally gross! disgusting behaviour, from both mother and "child"

**marty** · 9th July 2007, 19:59

i used to give guys and girls a choice when i caught them pissing in doorways in town at night.

clean it up, or get locked up.

if your shirt/blouse/jeans/skirt is all you've got, then too bad.

**The Pastor** · 9th July 2007, 19:59

I piss on cages all the time when im out.

I piss on the door handels.

Im an asshole.

**deanohit** · 9th July 2007, 20:05

aaawwwwwwhhhhh, thats pretty piss poor, theres always somewhere with toilets to go to, an if not theres usually some bushes or somthing.

**007XX** · 9th July 2007, 20:06

hell no!!!!

My boy is almost 10 now (Gawd I feel old all of a sudden!), and he even runs outside the house to fart...

I kid you not!

There is definitley a lack of standard nowadays.

Call me old fashioned, but manners (and a sense of consequences) are of the utmost importance to raise a healthy young mind.

**ynot slow** · 9th July 2007, 20:25

Now that we all can be feeling pc,you can't raise your voice to child or slap 'em.But you sure as hell can abuse the mother and kid verbally.I did and occasionally have the odd piss outside,but stuffed if it would be in middle of town,especially when there is security cameras operating.

As people say,kids have no respect for adults anymore,you can't demand to see their school reports if they don't want to show you.Bet you if I pissed on their front door they would be annoyed,but then why would I do that,I'd ask to use the toilet.

**MyGSXF:Me** · 9th July 2007, 20:28

Originally Posted by 007XX

Call me old fashioned, but manners (and a sense of consequences) are of the utmost importance to raise a healthy young mind.

Hell no.. I won't call ya old fashioned.. I'll join ya!!!

My boys (& I) often get complimented on their manners..

kids nowdays are being LET run amuck by useless parents..

If mine don't use their manners I'll kick their bloody butts meself!!

**Macktheknife** · 9th July 2007, 20:33

I would be inclined to do the same to the mother and see if they object to that!
"You let him do it to my stuff so I am just following the same rules"
No excuse for ignorant cretins like that, just hope that darwin catches up.

**007XX** · 9th July 2007, 20:39

Originally Posted by MyGSXF

Hell no.. I won't call ya old fashioned.. I'll join ya!!!

My boys (& I) often get complimented on their manners..

kids nowdays are being LET run amuck by useless parents..

If mine don't use their manners I'll kick their bloody butts meself!!

Most definitely...when my son started school, he went through 3 teachers in 3 months...he wasn't dealing very well with his father and I separating. He acted up and to the risk of sounding like a bad mum, I was very embarassed to take him anywhere in public.
You could feel the reproachful look in people's eyes..."she can't handle her brat" type of thing...
Almost 5 years later,a lot of hard work and an amazing stepdad / role model in his life, my boy is a well rounded, polite and praised at school young man that I am VERY proud of...

Even my friend who don't have kids comment on his good manners.

I'm not saying to blow my own horn , just to say that no matter what the excuses, kids are not born bad in general, they are raised poorly!

**MyGSXF:Me** · 9th July 2007, 20:58

Originally Posted by 007XX

Almost 5 years later,a lot of hard work and an amazing stepdad / role model in his life, my boy is a well rounded, polite and praised at school young man that I am VERY proud of...

Most excellent to hear chick!!!!

well done!!

Originally Posted by 007XX

I'm not saying to blow my own horn , just to say that no matter what the excuses, kids are not born bad in general, they are raised poorly!

Damn right there too!!!

We've had a damn sight more than our fair share of hell over the past 5 years, that has rocked us to our core.. but my oldest is still in the top 5% of kids in the country, for English.. & the little one will be just the same.. if not higher!!

They are good kids (mostly) & they know to treat other people & other people's property with respect.. as well as their own.

& it makes me bloody sick to see kids being left to their own devises & generally being forgotten about, with their behaviour (& future) going down the toilet.. while their olds are off with their precious fags & booze..

& who can't be bothered to give a shit... blablabla..

rant over...

**u4ea** · 9th July 2007, 21:00

pity your wife didnt have a can of coke or something and pour it all over the mothers head!!!!!.....would make her think twice about allowing leakage on other peoples property!!!